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Most Popular Photo Last Year: October 3, 2011

October 03, 2012 2 comments

What looks like smoke was captured in analogue, looking all sharp and elegant.

Photo by rotezora

The mystery of this beautiful photograph is just like art to our senses. Shot by rotezora, it made us think and appreciate thus being it last year’s most popular.

Photo shot with a Praktica PLC 2 using Paradies film.

written by mayeemayee

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2 comments

  1. bloomchen

    bloomchen

    i remeber this one pretty good. i was new in the community and impressed by this shot.

    8 months ago · report as spam
  2. mayeemayee

    mayeemayee

    Indeed! Congrats, @rotezora! :)

    8 months ago · report as spam

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